ID: 15050
Comment by: jhelzer at cse dot unl dot edu
Reported By: joyeux at 1984 dot cz
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: PCRE related
Operating System: MDK Linux
PHP Version: 4.1.0
New Comment:
This is hardy bogus. GPC isn't even involved, just look at the code
sample.
This bug is ludicrous.
Previous Comments:
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[2004-08-02 21:22:50] abodeman at yahoo dot com
This is NOT a bogus bug. Sander, it is NOT due to that awful PHP kludge
called Magic Quotes. Magic Quotes puts backslashes into data received
through $_GET, $_POST, or $_COOKIE. None of those are being used here.
Due to this bug, I am going to have to write my own
character-by-character string replacer, or fire up Perl in the
background with backticks. I hate PHP.
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[2004-03-31 11:32:36] php at derailer dot org
This still occurs for me, but only with double quotes. I turned off
every magic_quotes_* directive in php.ini just to be sure, and it still
happens, just as described here. Single quotes, and literal backslashes
*are not affected* for me at all.
PHP 4.3.5, BTW.
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[2002-01-15 10:59:38] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not a bug. RTM on Magic Quotes.
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[2002-01-15 10:07:48] joyeux at 1984 dot cz
<?
$text=' something and one " ';
echo("$text\n");
$text=preg_replace("/(.*)/e","'\\1'",$text);
echo($text);
?>
output:
something and one "
something and one \"
- in executable mode preg_replace adds a backslash. Why?
I think it shouldn't do anything with.
- it's the same when I use ' instead ", but switched.
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